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Transnational American Spaces is an impressively broad and thoughtful collection that contributes meaningfully to many distinct but interconnected conversations. The strongest point is the diversity of disciplines and subjects represented, from literature and cultural studies to ethnography, history, cultural geography, and more. Each essay is nuanced and sophisticated within its particular frames, but it is the book as a whole that offers such a wide range of applications of the key concepts, creating a conversation between disciplines that will also appeal to students and scholars in each as well as in interdisciplinary conversations and communities. Prof. Dr. Benjamin Railton English Studies, School of Arts and Sciences Fitchburg State University

"""Transnational American Spaces"" is an impressively broad and thoughtful collection that contributes meaningfully to many distinct but interconnected conversations. The strongest point is the diversity of disciplines and subjects represented, from literature and cultural studies to ethnography, history, cultural geography, and more. Each essay is nuanced and sophisticated within its particular frames, but it is the book as a whole that offers such a wide range of applications of the key concepts, creating a conversation between disciplines that will also appeal to students and scholars in each as well as in interdisciplinary conversations and communities. Prof. Dr. Benjamin Railton English Studies, School of Arts and Sciences Fitchburg State University"

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Dr. Tina Powell, Ph.D. is an Assistant Professor of English at Concord University. Her scholarly interests focus on the intersection of U.S. immigration policies, U.S. international policy, and postwar American literature. She is currently working on a monograph that uses cartography to discuss transnational and third space migratory pathways and has published several articles in the field of Critical Refugee Studies. Dr. Patricia Sagasti Suppes, Ph.D. spent the first years of her career as a faculty member in Spanish, and is currently Director of Global Education at Hartwick College. Her research focuses on feminist works by contemporary Latin American and Spanish writers and on the representation of feminine violence in modern literature. Most recently, she published in 'Agencia, historia y empoderamiento femenino', a special publication by the Association of Gender and Sexuality Studies.

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